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Mail Call Mondays Season 9 #25 – Bulk Ammo in a Precision 22


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Mail Call Mondays Podcast #141 – Bulk Ammo in a Precision 22

This week we talk about Bulk Ammo in a Precision 22.

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Mail Call Mondays Season 9 #16 – .223 Rem or .224 Valkyrie as a Trainer


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Mail Call Mondays Podcast #132 – .223 Rem or .224 Valkyrie as a Trainer

This week we talk about the .223 Rem or .224 Valkyrie as a Trainer.
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Mail Call Mondays Podcast #105 – NRL22 August Course of Fire

This week we talk about the NRL22 August Course of Fire.

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Mail Call Mondays Season 6 #19 – .22 Trainer and NRL .22 League


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Mail Call Mondays Podcast #13 – .22 Trainer and NRL .22 League

This week we talk about .22LR training rifles and the NRL .22 League.
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Crickett Precision Rifle .22LR Announced

Keystone Sporting Arms, LLC. just announced the new Crickett Precision Rifle on their Facebook page. There is not a lot of information out yet, but it appears the rifle will be available in January 2017 and retail for approximately $310. This small .22 bolt action should appeal to Accuracy International hands who want to outfit their little shooters in style. We hope to have some more information as the 2017 SHOT Show approaches. 

Ruger 10/22 Tactical Trainer (Part 2 do-over) Ruger BX-Trigger

BX-TriggerOne of the firs things we noticed when we started this project was how horrible the factory trigger on our 10/22 was. Not only was it very heavy for a light rifle, but when loading pressure the trigger would “creep” forward before eventually breaking. This is not a good situation for overall accuracy. The factory pull weight was close to six pounds. This makes it very difficult to keep precise sight alignment on a light weight rifle. The angle of the wrist portion of the stock also made it extremely difficult to get a “straight to the rear” pull. I knew that in order to get any meaningful results from our modifications, we would need to address the trigger. Continue reading Ruger 10/22 Tactical Trainer (Part 2 do-over) Ruger BX-Trigger

Ruger 10/22 Project – Stock Replacement

IMG_4306Once we checked the accuracy of our stock rifle, it was time to make some changes. First, we decided to replace the factory wood stock with something more appropriate to our goal. The factory wood is fine for a boys plinking rifle, but it is really too small for an adult. The stock was designed for use with iron sights and the comb is too low for a proper cheek weld with a rifle scope. Even with our scope mounted as low as possible, we end up with more of a “chin weld.” Continue reading Ruger 10/22 Project – Stock Replacement